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I added two useful commands to makefile to be able to generate and apply migrations manually

I got to this since when implementing the new tracker in PR #85 I had the need to generate new migrations to be able to run the tests.

@quevon24 a little context here - There are quite a few other libraries in opus10, all of which have the same Makefile that's provided by a common template here. So ideally this change would go there so I can synchronize it everywhere else and keep the scaffolding of all projects in sync. I use footing to do this.

On a higher level, the Makefile was mostly intended to be a wrapper around CI. If you want to run an arbitrary dev command, you can do make shell first to get a shell and then run any command.

Perhaps it would be better to just change the docs like you did so that users know about make shell?

PS I always use make conda-setup and activate the env so that commands all work natively. I've just started to avoid docker-based development these days. Did you find it convenient to use the docker-based commands to run the code? Have you ever tried conda to manage python envs and virtualenvs? Just curious how many others use it. I've grown to like it